The filmmakers make the audience question the different nitty-gritty that most people forget to think of before they allow a game to take complete charge of their lives. Nerve makes the audience realize that anonymity doesn’t keep them away from responsibility, just like doing dangerous tasks for money doesn’t make them popular.
Nerve shows that there is a third aspect of the game that no one had realized, and that is the prisoner. Every aspect of the game is being controlled by an anonymous entity.
Vee and Ian have amazing chemistry, and they light up the screen with their presence, and the audience start to cheer them on during each of their challenging dares. Ian is easily the bad guy with the leather jacket and the suaveness. However, he decides to quit the game since he doesn’t want to risk Vee’s life.
In other news related to Nerve, Dave Franco has admitted that he was anxious about the underwear scene in the film. Franco said that he found it rather difficult to be in his underwear for two days with Emma Roberts and the whole crew of 100 people watching him. Dave Franco, however, wasn’t alone in his plight since Emma Robert also had to strip to the bare minimum for the same scene.
Dave Franco made it very clear that he would never strip for any of his films since he doesn’t have the guts for it.
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